Response Gallery: From This Place

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Alexander Hall, built in 1893, is the oldest building on Seattle Pacific University's campus. It was nominated for city landmark status in May 2013, and may be the oldest building on Seattle’s Queen Anne Hill, according to Michael Herschensohn, president of the Queen Anne Historical Society.

Eaton Hall, home to SPU's science programs, now stands where Tiffany Hall once stood.

Peterson Hall, named for founder Nils Peterson, now houses the School of Education and the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences.

Life in a women's dorm room, then and now.

The entrance to Tiffany Loop, and the white poplar (center), the oldest tree on campus.

A view of Tiffany Loop from Alexander Hall, with Peterson Hall to the left of it.

From This Place

Historical photos courtesy of the Seattle Pacific University Archives.